The future has been dissected, discussed and often anticipated in various Sci-Fi works released along the years, by such authors like Isaac Asimov, Philip K. Dick or Robert Heinlein. However, the limits of normal travel have remained the same for decades, although machinery and tech have improved adjacent factors like comfort or speed. The skies [...]
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Back March I made a list of 10 of the most beautiful bridges in the world. Now, I've decided I should return to my long lasting passion for bridges and present to you the 5 longest bridges in the world. Enjoy, and don't forget to share your thoughts.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Recently, there's been a lot of fuss (and for good reason!!) around the pollution level of the USA, about how many amazing areas have been destroyed or have lost some of their charm. We also hear a lot about how so many clubs and stores are not "what they used to be". But still, we shouldn't forget about the many beauties this country has to offer, both natural and human.
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
There are really few cases when people keep themselves impassive when it comes to traveling. But what do we like the most: the fact that we can come back home whenever we want to, returning to our stumps, or seeing new amazing things, feasting all of your senses with the wonders of foreing lands ? If you're in the 2nd category (as you really should), the only significant problem is the destination itself, this is why we should take in consideration the miracles of the world, made by nature or humans.
Sat, Dec 5, 2009
The Kingda Ka The builders of Kingda Ka (located at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey USA) had in mind nothing less than creating the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the world. And they did it: the construction broke every record at the time of its creation, in 2005 and continues to be the [...]
Sun, Nov 29, 2009
The Northern Lights, or more scientifically the Aurora Borealis( Aurora was the Roman goddess of the dawn, while the word “boreal” means “north” in Latin) have captivated people’s imagination since the beginning of history as they were totally different from anything encountered by them before. This gave birth to numerous myths as the people of [...]
Thu, Nov 26, 2009
Pyramids in Italy? You might say that I am misinformed. Even though the Italic Peninsula has definitely had its share of great civilisations throughout history, none of them created such constructions. However, nature decided to fix this, and so it gave birth to the Ritten pyramids. However, the name of “pyramids” is somewhat misleading. In [...]
Tue, Nov 24, 2009
Whoever visits Romania is tempted to visit Transyilvania, the land where it’s believed that count Dracula lived, the fictional character from Stocker’s Novel. Even though Dracula, the blood thirsty vampire, never existed, the land of Transilvania is a great place to be visited within the Eastern European country called Romania. Sibiu (in German refered as Hermannstadt [...]
Sat, Nov 14, 2009
Sculpture: Constantin Brâncuşi’s sculptures at Tirgu Jiu The Romanian artist was voted one of the most important creators of his time, his works, such as Madame LR, being sold for no less than almost 30 million euros. Many of these works of art are now part of private collections, so there are plenty of them most [...]
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
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